Pouring a Black and Tan

[jaydh78]

guinness and bass

[poopz]

hahaha the bottom looked like bud light D:

[mmh3999]

this is a Black light! 

[pownallcross]

good old snakebite shame its illegal serve in the uk

[HrapovikPlush]

I must admit, this is one of the best pours I have seen for black and tan.

[TheGBiou]

@arodgerson --->>>the tan beer on the bottom is parobably Bass. thats usually whats used.

[180Taco]

OMG THAT IS AWSOME ME WANT ME WANT

[sweetnluvly07]

that looks yucky

[sofakingdrunk66]

Thot a Black & Tan was Brown beer & stout? That looked like lager? Nice effect at end tho? Did you drink it?

[timnasiopoulos]

fyi, if you go to an authentic Irish pub, never call it a black and tan, call it a black and blonde. 'black and tan' was a reference to the British soldiers that would attack and abuse the Irish back in the day...look it up. Almost got my head knocked off when I ordered one...cheers

[patsfast1980]

put a bit of head on the tan by pouring fast, then put the pouring spoon just into the head and pour the guinness quick too. The froth prevents momentum from mixing the two. Screw patience!

[ScottishSEABEE]

mmmmmmmmm irish deliciousness ive had six at the moment

[arodgerson]

your tan stayed about the same height after you poured the guinness, now what did you use for tan, because that worked amazing

[dvdfrnzwbr]

Why do the two beers stay seperated? Was it because of the use of your spoon, or is there some kind of chemistry lesson behind it also?

[Airbattleship]

Guiness is very lightweight. The reason for the tool when pouring, is to keep the Guiness from mixing into the other beer. Nothing more than a Heavy Liquid, and a Lighter Liquid.

[thefringthing]

It's a bit more accurate to say "denser" and "less dense".

[TheCrimsonFlash]

@dvdfrnzwbr The stout is a higher density than the ale, so it floats on the top.

[bass1134]

i just tried a black and tan not too long ago, taste great.

[ll8520ll]

good job.....thanks for the help lol we been tryin all night although its still fun trying!!

[Arkapigdiesel]

Perfect pour! The thing you made is PERFECT for pouring. I'm now thinking about making one of those little pour/splash reducing thingies you have there. Sweet!!

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[LovingMyMonster]

More like Black and Straw Yellow, I'd prefer a little more tan, but great pour!

[hw823]

NICE!!!!!

[wwwparker]

Good show.

[helmineron]

that was awsome

[axoll]

I am new at this never heard of a black and tan until now, whats the purpose of this?

[uechanchung]

its good. just a drink that goes back ages in tradition

[akakatydid]

Beautiful pour!!

[snoozlefroose]

did you weld the scrap metal together?

[CatPetey]

thats a good black & tan

[JoeWeeksey]

excellent pour!! Here is my tale of woe I am a expat yank living in Ireland when I lived in the States I could pour a perfect Black and Tan every time had the Guinness spoon and old style Guinness glasses.When I arrived in Ireland I went to my local and ordered a 1/2n1/2 it arrived mixed I asked for my 2nd floated the publican said huh?, I offered to show him he says I can drink free if I can float one much to my surprise I can't float a B&T here to save my ass. New coke glass style pints?

[Ananias213]

Great pour! Looks delicious

[nyrampage]

Well done... that tool works great. Cheers!

[YouBetchYaBoots]

Excellent pour! Well done!

[kozydogg]

that's so cool! what was the first beer?

[av8or233]

Well, I'll come clean...it was Leinie's HoneyWeiss. Slightly darker, more traditional styles didn't show up as well on film, so I compromised a little. The combination really wasn't bad at all!

[smw4891]

Traditionally I use Bass Ale....nice pour though...it's a beautiful thing

[caveman175]

what is the tool you used in the vieo called?

[av8or233]

It's a "black and tan spoon," also called a "brolly" by the folks at Bass Ale. Mine's homemade from some scrap stainless. You can make one out of a large spoon or buy one (sometimes they look triangular or shaped like turtles).

[caveman175]

Thanks, I got to make of of those ASAP for the weekend! ;)

[michaelhpedersen]

@av8or233 Leinenkugels makes some great beers. Too bad this is one of the discontinued ones